Hair transplant is a medical technique used to treat baldness performed under local anesthesia without hospitalization. It involves harvesting hair roots located at the back (crown) and sides of the scalp and replanting them in the bald or thinning areas. Once implanted, grafts will grow new and resistant hair that will continue their hair growth cycle for life.
Hair transplant can therefore be compared to a redistribution of the patient’s ‘hair capital’ in the crown area, it is about managing this capital by changing the distribution between the occipital zone, the donor zone and the area to be treated, the recipient zone.
This hair capital is very valuable and should not be wasted, which is why the hair micro-transplant treatment should always take into account the future evolution of hair loss. Anticipation is one of the essential rules of the success of micro-grafts. Filling in the gaps is not enough; it is also necessary to get ahead of what will happen and treat accordingly in a preventive way the areas where the hair will fall, especially for young patients who sometimes need a second subsequent hair transplant. For these patients, adequately anticipating hair loss will allow them to enjoy normal hair throughout their life.
Hair transplants often lead to a new quality of life, it is therefore necessary to ensure that any procedure is preceded by a detailed consultation and that the treatment is always performed by an experienced and competent doctor.